K-mouflage at high : extending the reach of
arXiv:2407.00855 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2024/11/052
Abstract
The code is an efficient dark matter simulation suite that flexibly handles the Horndeski family of modified gravity models. In this work we extend the scope of to accommodate Horndeski theories with K-mouflage screening, allowing for the computation of matter power spectra in the non-linear regime in these models. We explore the boost of the dark matter power spectrum relative to GR-CDM in K-mouflage gravity, and also discuss how large-scale structure computations change between the Einstein and Jordan frames. A dissection of the relative contributions of the modified background, linear growth, fifth force, and the conformal factor (a new inclusion to ) to the boost factor is presented. The ability of to run with general Horndeski models and multiple screening mechanisms makes it an ideal tool for testing gravity with upcoming galaxy survey data.
arXiv comment32 pages, 10 figures, 1 table. Comments welcome. Updated to include additions in the version published in JCAP. The Hi-COLA code can be found at https://github.com/Hi-COLACode/Hi-COLA
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